How do I create an address book in Webmail?

There are different types of Address Books. You can create your own, be subscribed to other books, or create groups.

   

Groups: Are used to sort and manage your contacts for easy reference. You can create groups for such contacts as “Friends”, “Coworkers”, “Family”, etc.

Address Books: Are used to create email lists, which can be shared across the domain. Once a contact list is shared, others can subscribe and view the contents of your shared list.   

To create a new Address Book:

Select the Add  icon.   

 

Select Save.   

Once the address book has been saved, it will appear under the address books sub-menu. Click on the title to edit sharing and permissions.  

(Shared Address Books: Are email lists that you have created and made public. Once an address book is made public, others can subscribe and view the details of the list.)  

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To share your address book, click the drop-down under "Share with all domain users" to choose from a list of options.

You can also share with specific users and assign specific permissions to each user you add separately.

This feature can be toggled on or off when editing a contact. You cannot remove a shared contact that has not been added by you. 

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